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Is the Scope in the Green Passport Expanding? Proposal to the Assembly for 3 Professional Groups!

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Two separate legislative proposals were submitted to the TBMM in order to extend the right to a green passport. Proposals stipulating that pilots and engineers and architects could also receive special stamped passports under certain conditions were referred to the House Internal Affairs Commission.

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Two separate legislative proposals were submitted to the TBMM in order to extend the right to a green passport. Proposals stipulating that pilots and engineers and architects could also receive special stamped passports under certain conditions were referred to the House Internal Affairs Commission.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Two new draft laws submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly request that pilots with 5 years of flight experience and engineers and architects with 10 years of experience be granted green passports, allowing them to travel without a visa.

Is the Green Passport Entity Expanding? Two new legislative proposals presented to the Parliament can open the way for special stamped passports for pilots, engineers and architects. Here are the new green passport requirements sought for those occupational groups...

Two separate draft laws submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly propose including pilots, engineers, and architects under the green passport scheme.

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New draft laws have been submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly to expand the scope of special (green) passports. If the regulation is accepted, it is aimed to enable three more critical professional groups to benefit from visa-free travel. Here are all the details of the proposal submitted to the Parliament...

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A bill has been submitted to Parliament to expand the scope of the green passport, which allows visa-free travel abroad. If the proposal, which has been referred to the Parliament's Interior Affairs Committee, is accepted, three more professional groups will be able to benefit from the green passport.

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elipshaber.com broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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